June 14, 2011

Staying in touch and worshiping God together are important aspects of the routine of our faith.

An interfaith group from across the country will come to the U.S. Capitol this week to advocate for passage of the ‘National Criminal Justice Commission Act.’

Tension invariably arises whenever exclusive use of male-oriented pronouns and descriptors for the deity and for humanity are challenged.

Military charges church people, lawyers, human rights workers with ‘fabricated cases’ of multiple murders, says National Council of Churches in the Philippines.

General Board of Church & Society approves Peace with Justice grant for state’s first Justice for Our Neighbors site.

Acknowledging the unselfishness of children — and those hands behind the scene — make Jesus feeding the ‘5,000’ even more compelling.

Prayer written for the World Week for Peace in Palestine Israel 2011.

‘Up the Ridge’ in-depth look at U.S. prison system abuses, includes repugnant treatment of inmates.

Legislation would ensure all students have access to educational resources needed to be successful.

United Methodist pastor says challenge is to focus on HIV prevention while combating misconceptions around those living with it.

Access controls on humanitarian work in occupied Palestinian territory cost donors at least $4.5 million a year, according to international development agencies.

Former U.S. senator’s defense of ‘breaking people’ is shocking, says anti-torture religious coalition.

United Methodist bishop from Congo, head of Bread for the World, George McGovern to keynote ‘Poverty, Abundance & Peace.’

General Commission on Religion & Race allocates $300,000 to fund programs to develop culturally competent leaders committed to racial justice.

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